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MrMax Monthly Sales for October 2026

Existing-store sales in October 2026 were 96.8% of the prior-year level, while existing-store customer traffic was 99.0%; both were below the prior year. Sales across all stores were 101.1% of the prior-year level, exceeding the prior year on an all-store basis.

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Mixed performance
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Scale
96.8
Year on year (existing-store sales, %)
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Sales for this month

October 2026Fiscal year ending February 2027
Net Sales / Existing stores
-3.2%
Net Sales / All Stores
+1.1%
Total-store sales
+1.1%
Same-Store Sales
-3.2%
Number of Customers / All Stores
+4.1%
Number of Customers / Existing stores
-1.0%
Cumulative from Start of Period / Cumulative first half
+1.0%
The center line represents the same level as the same month of the previous year (100). The distance from the line represents the year-on-year change.
Number of stores opened during the monthNumber of Cases 1 / Store name MrMax Select Fukuyama Store / Location Fukuyama, Hiroshima / Opening date 8 October 2026
Monthly Commentary

Existing-store sales and customer traffic were both below the prior year. The reaction to the previous year's 100th-anniversary sale and other factors had an impact, while daily necessities performed well.

Factors Affecting the Change

Reaction to the 100th-anniversary sale held in the same month of the previous year, Decline in rice unit prices, Decline in third-category beer and low-malt beer following the reaction to front-loaded demand ahead of the liquor tax revision, Sluggish sales of seasonal products due to higher temperatures, Reduced selling space at the MrMax Kumamoto Inter Store and Matsubase Store due to the Kumamoto Earthquake, Strong sales of daily necessities

Monthly trend for the same period last year

March 2025 108.7 / April 106.3 / May 106.4 / June 112.1 / July 107.3 / August 102.1 / Cumulative first half 107 / September 104.3 / October 110.8 / November 107.6 / December 101 / January 2026 108.9 / February 103.3 / Second-half cumulative 105.8 / Full-year total 106.4

Scope of aggregation: The Group's retail business

Sales for this month
ItemDetails
Month CoveredOctober 2026
Fiscal Year CoveredFiscal year ending February 2027
Scope of aggregationThe Group's retail business
Year-on-year change in monthly net salesExisting stores 96.8 % / All Stores 101.1 %
Total-store sales, year on year101.1
Same-Store Sales, Year on YearRate 96.8 / Definition of existing stores Stores that operated throughout the previous fiscal year, from the beginning through the end of the fiscal year. This includes stores closed during the current month and temporarily closed stores.
Year-on-Year Change in Customer CountAll Stores 104.1 % / Existing stores 99 %
Cumulative Year-on-Year Change from Start of PeriodCumulative first half 101 % / Note Cumulative total since the start of the fiscal year, including October: Not disclosed
Key KPIsIndicator Existing-store customer count / Value 99 Year-on-year (%), Indicator Customer count at all stores / Value 104.1 Year-on-year (%)
Number of stores opened during the monthNumber of Cases 1 / Store name MrMax Select Fukuyama Store / Location Fukuyama, Hiroshima / Opening date 8 October 2026
Monthly CommentaryExisting-store sales and customer traffic were both below the prior year. The reaction to the previous year's 100th-anniversary sale and other factors had an impact, while daily necessities performed well.
Factors Affecting the ChangeReaction to the 100th-anniversary sale held in the same month of the previous year, Decline in rice unit prices, Decline in third-category beer and low-malt beer following the reaction to front-loaded demand ahead of the liquor tax revision, Sluggish sales of seasonal products due to higher temperatures, Reduced selling space at the MrMax Kumamoto Inter Store and Matsubase Store due to the Kumamoto Earthquake, Strong sales of daily necessities
Monthly trend for the same period last yearMarch 2025 108.7 / April 106.3 / May 106.4 / June 112.1 / July 107.3 / August 102.1 / Cumulative first half 107 / September 104.3 / October 110.8 / November 107.6 / December 101 / January 2026 108.9 / February 103.3 / Second-half cumulative 105.8 / Full-year total 106.4
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Net sales for the monthYear-on-Year Change in Average Spend per CustomerCumulative Sales from Start of PeriodYear-on-year change by categorySales by categoryNumber of Stores at Period-EndNumber of stores closed during the monthMeasures from the following month onwardNext Scheduled Disclosure

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The reasons the company gives

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Factors included the reaction to the 100th-anniversary sale held in the same month of the previous year, lower rice unit prices, a decline in third-category beer and low-malt beer following the reaction to front-loaded demand ahead of the liquor tax revision, and sluggish sales of seasonal products due to higher temperatures. Meanwhile, sales of daily necessities, including detergents, paper products, pet supplies and daily-delivery foods, were strong. The results also include the impact of reduced selling space at 2 stores due to the Kumamoto Earthquake.

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